Fantastic movie, far from an indy film you fucking idiot. None of Tarrantino's movies should be labeled as such because it is the farthest thing from it. Tarrantino despises CGI which is why the films look the way they do. They look like they have in the past, before movie companies became obsessed with the digital production relying on computer animations. Tarrantino relies on the actors, on the dialogue of the film. The reason he is so successful is because he thinks outside of the box. When you see his films, you are not watching the ordinary. His action films aren't for the dimwitted (I'm talking about Transformers and Battleship movie watchers) and require a presence of mind and a knowledge of basic historical aspects (slavery, holocaust, samurai customs). Django Unchained is a stroke of brilliance, peppered with the little things that make a film director a legend. I admire Quentin's talent and I urge you all to see this movie. I'm purposely not discussing the lengths of the film so that you all can go into this movie fresh and with an open mind. I daresay you will wake up the next morning and go about your day thinking of this movie as you complete your daily activities. I know I did.
The problem with the dialogue is that it has been pretty much the same since Pulp Fiction, and that every character talks the same in every film he has made, and there is only so long you can do that before it gets boring. Also when you have talent like Jackson and Willis delivering the lines then it seems sharp and interesting, but when you have the lesser cast of say Death Proof then it suddernly becomes exposed. There are far more interesting and expermental directors than Taratino such as Lynch, Paul Thomas Anderson and Terrerence Malick to name but a few. Directing the same film, but changing the genre is not doing anything new. I don't care about getting a lacture on the films he watched growing up, I just want an entertaing film, with good characters and a plot.